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MINT for Microbee - Printable Version +- Discussion Forum for all things Microbee (https://microbeetechnology.com.au/forum) +-- Forum: Microbee Forum (https://microbeetechnology.com.au/forum/forum-1.html) +--- Forum: Microbee Software and Documentation (https://microbeetechnology.com.au/forum/forum-7.html) +--- Thread: MINT for Microbee (/thread-465.html) |
MINT for Microbee - someone - 18-04-2022 MINT is a quirky tiny stack oriented language that was developed for the TEC-1 For those who really want to run MINT on a microbee they can but why? Who knows? All one really needs to do is redirect its PUTCH and GETCH routines, apply a few adjustments to memory locations to suit and voila it works on the microbee. RE: MINT for Microbee - someone - 24-04-2022 Make sure you use the %803F (REDIR INPUT) and %8042 (REDIR OUTPUT) for the GETCH and PUTCH calls. Then from MINT you can redirect input and output to easily load and save MINT programs to a serially connected PC. #11#E2\! will redirect output to both the microbee screen and serial connection. #10#E4\! will redirect input from the serial connection. A value of #1 will revert the input and output back to normal. If using a Null modem COM port to a microbee emulator on a PC, you may find you'll need to set a 100ms delay between characters & 1000ms between lines. Loading & Saving MINT programs is as easy as cutting & pasting text between the terminal emulator you're using and a text editor. RE: MINT for Microbee - someone - 26-04-2022 MINT is seemingly designed to screw up one's mind. What appears to look pretty much like a garbage serial connection with the wrong settings: Code: :Aa@{{{{#F000+b@+1#0B\>\@0#0B\>;RE: MINT for Microbee - mjelic - 06-05-2022 And we thought Z80 Assembler was cryptic!
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